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The Garda National Cyber Crime Bureau investigation will see the pair brought before Castlebar District Court
Two people have been charged in the wake of a Garda National Cyber Crime Bureau Search and Arrest in Mayo.
Yesterday (Wednesday, October 8), it was revealed that a man and woman in their 30s were arrested for a series of offences related to criminal activity on the Darkweb.
The offences included money laundering, contrary to Section Seven of the Criminal Justice Act. A quantity of cannabis was also seized at the scene of two residential properties in a rural area of West Mayo.
Also seized was a significant volume of electronic exhibits.
Now, the pair have been charged and are due to appear before Castlebar District Court today.
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